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An ancient bronze statue of Harpocrates, a child god in Egyptian religion and a Hellenistic deity, stands on a white pedestal in a museum. The statue depicts a young boy with a distinctive headdress and a finger to his mouth, a characteristic gesture associated with Harpocrates. To the left of the statue, a fragmented papyrus scroll with ancient writing is displayed on a white mount. Museum labels provide information about the statue, including its Phoenician-Punic origin and the inscription in Phoenician and Punic characters. The inscription indicates the statue was dedicated to Harpocrates and was found in the tomb of a Phoenician named Abdeshmun who lived in Carthage. The overall environment suggests a carefully curated exhibition space. The location is the National Archaeological Museum in Madrid, Spain, specifically in room 19, which focuses on Iberian and Phoenician cultures.
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